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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
The servant GirlQuestion.

There are two; sides to the servant
girl questions, and replying to thein4
quirysoften made, 4sNhy Is It that in
tslligent and refined women viii
-starYe in shops. or enter evil resorts,
rather thanearn n comfortable living
as house ssrvants7"ta correspondent
OF the Chicago News puts a great deal
! OF truth in her remarks: 3.
The answer IS PLAN: They fo-eeo
their chance OF marriage among men
whom they consiaertheir equals. The
lawyers clerk. the medical or theoiog-
iral student the salesman or the
master mechanic, feels that he is low
ering himself by keeping company
witt, a Kitchen girl" and does not
accord her the same respect as hedoas
a sales woman, q music teacher or
other professional. /" When the or
binary everyday, young man, who
does not write for the papers. bur has
y fair education and ambition enough
TO make him president OF a railroad,
lets the ordinary girl know that he
seeks eompanionship from among
house servants rather than clerks. our
kitchensswiil. be osergun with bright.
capable, willing workers. -: =
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

at an hours notice. He
the reason 50 PAL heta5aiIy sk;s< z
] Dash Maa ~ last issdAeed to s
The real faeAs, OF the case. 4E1s
face cleared. and he begged rsz
% JisniY j e G tunaa kikess ho::
mind. As TO the monseiur xitk
Ise4Itfs By fStd left the Lion D0r
danrTtrft ing oliee nsre alrssd
gsfFacE. The bon Dieu had 81
3izjjsIsUeszrssd iGhe English
by means of q dream. bit
ers had received no such 81
ing, and had suffered indiEierefsE a
NJ. lie Baron bad teet aFs xifye7rz
case, Mines VI smte4se,lief nsckls<
pearls, M. le Prince 9 portemon|
containipg bank notes TO The ana
of fGfOW, Mid S-sa eola ~<tch.
c. a handsome bracelet, etc. etc,
.But all these, LADIES' and gentle1i
did 4Ref aeebiwith tineifd u6r Is tinl'
ed9" inquired Lady Dash. feeling /
tIftyhfkd bHutiastaSa tihfbfees aa
themselves by their own imprudd
"S6t, at All, fifadahfe, but the i
rien had.ah ezaspeonsfsvaite by n
he soald turn b key IN adooras az!
-6pSn the door. 80. .. -, e.
i sThen why didn't he open oursf
( aqti mast have been the light
proteeteds ycA,g mad ssiie.r He sa'
and guessed that = ot'wete ting
: EadY Dash. shiyered at the De.
thsEshad -ruay but allowed here
be Persuaded tostay. conamori d
told Blanc BE that the Lion ,dos
.ths last place towhichs.th he insns
the scar" would return. unless btoi
there intofuntafily in the hand
THE police, SO she allowed fierss
go toSlEd1 atinisht Aithoif1 1isre
for his footsteps. II was Q. gelis
Der mind when the thief was 80
sea tenced .te.a considerable teri
.tfayaIiy. forces: This happened
wears. ago. .The.term ofimprisenr
SIS pfob5aiy OVER. cob seGas
Biahahs iives With the sword OH
oc,es,haneing over-her head; ter I
the. nj an with the scar rs knoxH.d
dead che knows there Is as possh
tta ttthe-dFeam may yet be- fusil
Absit omen. ',---',,..'.''-' 80, =.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

Now iiosk claims to have more oil
her sons III the senate than any other
stase Tfey are Leland STANFORD oil
California, born in, Albany county;
Henry II, Teller Of Colorado, in Al.
leghany county; John B. Mcpherson
of Sew Jersey, IN Livingston county;
Hsnry B. Payne OF Ohio. inaMadison
county; joan \. Dolph OF Oregon, in
Schuyler county; Charles, B.. Farwell
OF Illinois,. born M steubeh county;
cushmsa x, Davis OF Minnesota. born
in SefeJsoil county; William Of. Stew
art ef NexsIda, boshin wnynseounts;
Alsernoa s. Paddock OF aNebfaska,
born inI' Warren county and Frank
Hisoock. 9ast elected. ~ ~ ,d25 .
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The average Duration oilifehas beer
made tie sabiect etfreshiavestigatieu
by a German ssatistician. who finds
that ths lowest average rs for the day
iabores tthirfy-two years andeths
highest among those WHO engage il
manual toil.is among the gardeners,
sailorsand,lshernen ,hlty eight years,
The professional occupations come
even abtiae'reyiiar open air occupa-
tionssas the averages given showforty,
nine years for physicians. ifty,foq,
for .iurists, 'fiIty,seyen for teacher,
and sixt,,iF,seyeu for clergymen, .:ii,a {.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

Howard Atkinson. in an able article
IN the Csptnry, well worth reading By
all students OF political eeonomy Units
hyoadesta fiange pats this searching
question: May not the time be near
&atland nhen it shah no longer be
Hiaw.al sorons generation to mortgage
the labor 81 The next By Any national
and peshars by any municipal debit
Wish pay as you fight becomes the
rule, viii not war become Impossible!
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

~ SO Ass A-L- AH1f
Henry u Stanton, reeently die8.;n
Rev YORK at nearly 50 years OF age.
He was an able lawyer. a gifted news,
paper writer, end asplendid oSator.
BE became interested in the aatisIav.
cry aglsatiln. and left everything to
engage ina crusade against slavery.
Wherever lis voice could be heard be
spoke forh,mian freedom, rapidly Is.
tabashifg a lame as speaker second
only to that Of Wendell Philips. But
he retired from the rosfrn.n some
25 years. ago and engaged in, nssspa.
per work. asd his fane uasIentirely
overshadoN'sd and forgotten IN the
proIninenees achieved by bis wife Eiis-
abeth Caiy Stanton. So ~ s.as )
|
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The Philadelphia Ledger thinks
thereais an epide mic OF rheametism
this winter. ana says that rest for
the BRAIN, the body, and the digestion,
2 and a diet Of hot Mater and chearipl-
ness, is The treatment best warranted
to. bring the sufferers right" That
rniY do for Philaielphia rheumatism,
but other cases may,not yield Co saeh
MID treatment. though useful as al
! an:tiliary.E ~ask Es si9lu# 10
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
LAMB PArTIEs.

Line some patty-pans with pun past,
or light pastry. Have stew of lamb,
prepared IN this war. chopped very
tiae. with nutmeg. salt, aud butter,
parsley and some mushrooms make 1
ms.eh te:str; stew an,l stir over tins
IRE until th:ck enoagh for stuifing; I'll
year paiil-paus- with this and bake, N
paities. Tie remains Of any roasi
nisnt can re nl;s,le alter this recipe. in,
10 pa.tios. Nth seasoning and sweet
herb. and % oas TO t;ists. Cpysr the
Top Of tie pans With paste also e 2.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The 200 active building si,cieties o.
Philadelphia are carrying mortgages
On real essate.tc;ths amount OF $50.
0oe.ntl6. These mortgages ARE beins
paid ca IN monthly Sums, ranging "a
Rom ss5 to $50 monthly. Tires
soRrthsI Of these raortgages ara on
small houses, worth from $500 to
$4,000, and the occupants. instead
OF paying rent, are paying of the
mortgaees, and win eventually ouu
those houses ct bus, Little more than
they xeald have paid for rented -ss0
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The Dominion OF Canada is as poor.
HI dsieaded by sbdlwarks and guns as
tue United States. Historic Qpebecis
psrchea on a hill.formIasbie in, the
days 81 Monscalm, but now merely On
elerated target for modern shells. It
has only two or three guns thai would
bs Of service in time, Qtwaros st.John
ID still worse OF and the ,nineriports
csluId not keepout an ordinary IRON
.ef.l - - sfsfsf..s 4 /
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The number of. cigars npoas which
tax was pad in this country last year
WASH SIC. SOS, 5Ss. whishlis equal to
So a,ld one-haif cigars to every person
IL tile country, placing the popula'
ton at 60 600, 600 The number oI
cigarttes on, which tax @ss paid last
year aggregates 1910, esls $50. an
iacrssse OF 252.al2, 1l2 oyer the pre-
oeaiu, year. while the incieasein Il
gars a.onsuuaed during the same yeas
mas ~ s925, So5.faa ii'e = + 49,,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

New York city put nearly So. 100. !
tle0 INTO newb9ildipss and alterations
% Old ones last year, the absolutely
rev structures numbering I. Jos and
tskipg s5s, 75o, goo Of the total sum.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
CONGRESSIONAL


nt&ATE,
The resolution rsoposing Q constitutional
amendment pfoyidfAg for woman sutfrage
failed to pass the skhsts again 6-iia but3t
received twice as fs4hy vaRes fAs ii azi VITA
it was last before tkS sen51A The KsopOseh
amendment was aszAlloyH & q .N
: The right OF cItizssH 81 The thifsd Yates %
vote shall not be denied OF ABRIDGED By tho
United States, or by q state on account OF sex
Congress shall hive power by appropriate legis-
lation TO enforce the provisions Ut this article
The resolution was rejected as follows.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The president entertalps some doubt
ia regard tcpcertginF features OF the
Interstate com nSefeet Bill although the
superstition is, Of course, that he WIN
Improve it, aw aGa s.sII p
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03


! BIZ Cooper. relating e suits for divorce u
increases time Of residence required before pc
rinrfne suit. By Aikenss relating 20 the ottar
nfnotaries public By PruItt. TO permit cou4H
cSfamissioners 10 compromise delinquent taxtz
III Berry for the assessment and taxation 81
railroads and railroad properly ~
-sEeyernl council bills w.efe giFAn 3 st 90
selbnd reading. The coutfcif % tingHP
IL incornpatability OF Offices US Fad y
tk1fd time. and passed. XheseenanAp tLzl.
rfepnifze the acts OF Henry Krogh as notary
pubic passed The senate bill to amend
chapter 40, Special Laws OF the sixteenth
legislature passed The senate bill 70 legal
lie an election held in Sioux Falls to author
ize the issue Of bonds 70 railroad company
passed 4 number OF house piils were READ
the second time House bills passed:
To prevent fraudulent voting; to amend the
act creating the once OF district attorney; to
establish the boundaries OF Morton county
koRB -coxFoRTAstE IN THE cqUScHA
The council room, which is mEch aenahex
than that Of the house, with lower ceiling.
was very comfortable, and that body held
session Petitions were read SIS follows:
I From residents Of Walsh county, asking tA4s
the legislature grant authority for aid 70 lsrtsl
~ whgse crops bar peen (.ro$ e oy g ID 4
Ehsf itora lreAidssts.df Kinssbnfs EQUITY. pfo-
testing against the proposed transfer Oh tnat
county to the Fourth judicial dlstrlct. anu sS.-
tingfort h that most Ff TIE court business OF tne
eouAtyiisth chanlbAfs, t4 rhica Huron is more
Convenient than Sioux Falls.
Mr.. washabaugh, for the committee on
joint rules. offered a conceLrens ~
adopting for TINS session Ine Joihe US " "
the session. Adopted q communicable a'
from The governor snpQupeed his ppsSval
OF DE conneil bfilipt oFia DE- tof flehFpoint-
ment Of aioint eQnrnitsee q 99 leEslaFlre
70 eonfer% fth representatives on tne reg r
iatIire OF Montana concerning the suppression
OF contagious diseases among cattle; aisp,
| the council bin providi 80 the printing or
bills. MEMORIALS, etc. H2E Produced:
peIes in case Of FIRE in t3ikt1ss used for public
assemblages. It provifN the doors Tor OF AZ
such buildings shall Iva a5,c ss,s,
egsllzng certain acts nol 49,. ~ ~ islys
Of huron and ,,,i ,,a,t warrants and fdr
honas 10 eahs W nv IRoR provide for tfts
n bonnties ffEEtestruction of wild
animals' authorizing tE{sSti3y 20 pay bounty
of 50 esce for the EHpaPrwiid ca.s, vi mpis ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

when the h0t9 isiE to neeting OF th'
house arriyedr =bstfbck. the t1osrm onetei
sin, the hoiiSe- Esd lori y, NSg ithougf
seyefy cif0rt xhssl ;ssn fsssae iof seyera
saasiTs e. ssssse e sarerrstsre. Re ser
rant altar 1isN. Ssss Instr leteI 4 have
: uassher sEF3ps fSarsd son-ttiQFinddFs tc
kseg out the cold. ard house adfesrneo
isisbolt tse trsnszssidt Fl orfer business
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The Railway aaszst gEfsPoFts isootal
OF l15 aeei3ees,ziH tlwU nifsdEtafss
during the month OF December. in
which 50 ressohs we're kiifsG ana i55
hnrt. ..s.,s,, = = 10 ~ dol .1ssss
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
LATE TELEGRPHIC ITEMS
ne Axtleallursi Report.


The agricultural departmental thelatest
report says.
lsAhp9nmming 81 the grain product. Of De-.
kS<& for 1856. va e4tAl9Ffa& inded OF
the long and terrible diskgl& " 80 s1 Isl
couraged The Farmers during zhe- past s4pa :
son. It not only coutinueM tlk ouglt he
1suz.ssser and TALL mos kt&AoNssset ailS
IN the midst ut the setting In OF solid win.
'<tE No rains during the month nf Novem.
Der, wel!s and streams are so low II Is dii
&euit In many parts OF the territory to OBJ
tain sufficient Nater for stock. The tenn.
perNtNre stssuds "a degrass- below the law
est vet reached this season.
Minnesota This weather throughout
Minnesota WAS favorable for farming
erersttonss p TO about 'Noy.1l5, when
there -sss fall OF snow several inches
deep, has BEEN reIleil4ediy Increased untis
now IL Is abont q foDt deep. Thete IS an
abuniianee OF hay and fs3der f0rtbe stock.
Fall workswasI generally eomplateds before
sintse set y Farmsrs ans NUS aelighged
u hauling their surplus .pgodnets no. ps:lr-
kes. The yield for the past year has besq
satisfactory IN most ihstaqces, bot
the prices oiali products rule low. Low
pficns arc NIT eoiihHed to grain and dairy
products butto stsck .of Al isatsias. espea
cisily beel eattle, STILL, on the whole the
FARMERS Of Nfnneeotd Afe IN q PROSPEROUS
condition and will catisiHefice the new year
under favorable auspices for cultivation
OF a large acreage next season. : e.
e q irr~--t-) 5.vassHst :
what Issss ess,ss. Tsiffs,lao3
.Brsdstreets JestrAi prints statements
from 4 nnnshss 81 railroad man. ON the
effect 81 the interstate commerce bill. II it
should become q law. Judge Cooley OF
Chicago says: The eject Of the -bsll upos
the sxisting rates esd traffic
agreements, will sEepesd sd mich Upon
the eq9mmissieasFs who shall be anpointed
to cafry she rev into effect, that spesala-
ltiea In Aasanee ssrhe apfioiiitfnent must
~ somewhat hazsrdoprr LIDO not believe
that rates in general will be much Affected,
but they viii probably be mors equal as
between large and small shiplkrs.- The
long and short haul clause viii make nee.
rssariliy ks equalization III some eases
\ WHICH; ahcempctiug poihtsiwiii raise exist.
| ins rates, Traffic arra neements be-
tween the roads must now assume
neS forsnss hisiWith the abolition oil
the pooling. some portion Of tile exissin,
machinery devised Tor the preservation oil
rates may he tiispenscd With; but somc
common. eseesys at the leading railway
cetsters whose business it shall hs to pre-
serve friendly. reiatiUhs between the rcad 3
! and tile statistissiNhith tfs now collected
| for the general use of the. managers win be
| asisefui as ever, but 10 what extent the
1 existing machinery OF management is to be
nlosiihed no ono can vet say il must be
1tdetefn'incd adaaliy and .experimeRtelly
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
''' mr. n DREIE.

I Thi story being true, IN order not
10 WI hid the susceptible iez d2aty
one W living, | suppress pepsi
lape 3 we'll as few of the Least Z Il, M 3.
portant details. As to the1ifhftooas
bility, that is a matter of no cgse9Hs-
because it is simply true. As to the
hnpossibility, LEAVE that -te pc -dls..
is.ussed by the incredulous, who are so
wise when they know nothing about a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The agricultural departmental thelatest
report says
I.sh'1 nmming 81 the grain product q Dc.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

By Donovan. :foE preventing the splFsd Of noS-
mus weeds. By Matthews, providing for the
issue of bonds of cities. etc, for actual and
other puuOses BS Mathew, fer submitting
Question OF DIVIDING thkitefritbtS to aty0te'gt
the people. By Collins, repeating sections 10
IL. inclusive, chapter 20 Of Special Laws OF
1855. BY Bagart, for the assessment and tax
ation Of failsdad eonpasieS Bs Lawlsr, DO
proyidefor the e&tifpatsoz OF contagious dis
cases among live stock. BY Campbell to an
thorfEe Incorporated cities 20 raise funds by
taxation for the purpose CT aiding and main
tfining public library asxociESl orS. ssy HUGHES,
BY. Hughes, creating Hens on crops of persons
huying seed on credit.
Council bills passed: ~ 2
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

Judge Church are made, but dispatch says
lhat Judge Clifford pronounces the parties
reputable perse 81 4 and they pave been ca I'D
upon TO sustain their allegations
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

10 the house reports were made by com
catiopsand counties The select comm itfse
on seats for iadies fe pnEfsssl IN favor of pnr-
chasing two dozen rocking. 6hairs ami ia
sitina Ssis ladies' toasses[ifs lkeuI EssabAer.
thought the excsedEag .1skysof the acSul-
mirtee bad catEaesf AWAY tisssr 6esrsE liiig-
ment, sadsnoved - sfyeasa Bxsn dsehas,in9
chairs at S3 Per <tldzsn. = Tl.e slseciaI com,
miseents the removals ID dhe { nised SrItss
cour stfsh lhnkton 80 MfsciFeIf made M
iority aad minority reports Dodds ulovee
that Council Bi9s Eor i9- abe Grand Ftlrkg
register OF deeds easel be taken from ths
q special aetfEi ilfots 4 o'clock lows q 81
posed the motion az some length. ana tie
snpFion yss lest Bus lptsednosdi S !. si,ss.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03
= iaa1 AIss-sEdss..s.sSs

! anl, the proprietor. who was dis.
4 yeti 10 hear that the apartment.
iiiicii.aa5 Aeeas.sss.sseca fss;,S fsrS,
sle' was "a aStAxoMnenAis saads
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

SorE-Republicalis in Roman. Democrats In
tfalScs-,. ~ sk--L Z -
Chase and Ransom, Dawes and .Maxey, Cor
man and FRYE, Stanford and Camden, Mil
Ter and Kenna. Butler and Cameron, Jones
lark and Harrison. Mr.. Plumb was absent
when the vote was t.ken, but atterward said
be would have voted aye.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

The immense breaker sa the Parrish Coal
eQapany al .pl yInaath Pa-x.s as assAsays
ed By lires Il WINS filed with all the latest
improved machinery AMI gave employ
ment to some 500 men and boys WIN afs
thrown out OF employment ieS some time
10 come. The breaker cost 500, poo aud
-Egs {asugsd ,s-Ng -
de gafsrk6r SfI0hiS@ ppdinttsd IS Tres,
dsAE R 2, Ha4ss tdae~sgnssee 3oi tlR
i Ntscsef -swiEssef Ne wsfner OBSERVE
tory OF New York received telegram from
Prot. e e, Barnard, director Of Wander
bit University Observatory, at Nashville.
Tenn. announcing the discovery OF anoth-
or comet BY hin in Cygnns.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1887-02-03

ABOUT .tep years, ago, Lady Dash vas
1 ste;s tssszats "a large hotei IN aaSashion;
ahJe yatsyFipsP5scz SaItRs GssteIn
roast OF France. We will call the no
ssi tss Lien 9rs'all liossat.s!ii s as
s sot is ma name, the lady Dash's daugh-
ter BlahaR2, Sasfr'is more sas' convenient
to -Aaaasd rear Christian name
,thar stao sabsis1 rloss. continual ,1fiisi
siaal hi s ID s Il s j sLsSiRst az
rived sisiesos Raief 4 ~ IaIa fd an inl
mense pile of luggage, intending Up
aitaslIea fassA- no ss6nt hsSaR " due
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-02
Try it Again.

A committee of citizens from Horn
Point, having petitioned the Postoffice
Department for the establishment of a
postoffice at that place under the name of
Bay City, with Mr.. G. w. Brock as post
master, the department informed them
that the name bay City" cannot be taken
as it is too near Bay Ridge, and might
cause some confusion and they will have
to choose some other name-perhaps re-
tain the more commonplace name of Horn
Point, before they can secure postoffice
accommodations. Ii had been represented
to the Postoffice Department that Horn
Point was mile and half from Anna
polls, while 1t is only few hundred yards
and within five minutes walk of this city,
This, too, may have something to do with
the matter. However, If there is such a
thing as success, it will surely be accom-
plished through the interchangeable efforts
of Mr.. G. J. Murphy.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-02
Personal Mention.

Mr. Frederick S. Roe, son of David A..
Roe of Washington, ID. c., who has been
spending some time in this city, left this
afternoon for his home.
Hon Barnes Compton and Mrs. Comp
ton left their quiet country home, Laurel,
Md, this morning for New York city,
where Mr., Compton will deliver an ora
ton on Monday at Tammany Hall.
Naval Cadet Selden Emerson, has re-
signed
Rev. DR.. Edwards, former pastor of the
First NJ. L. Church this city Is quite sick
at the residence Of his daughter, Mrs. r.
'. Clayton, on West street
Mr., Chas. III. Dexter who has been
confined to his home several weeks from
rheumatism, is able to be out by the aid
of crutches.
Mr., James Revell, who has been con
fined TO his residence by severe sickness,
We arc glad TO state is improving
Mrs Ihrie, daughter of Mr.. Daniel
Medford, is still quite sick at her home.
For your Fourth of July CoodS-Flags,
Lanterns and Fire Works, 60 to Mrs. M.
l.. ii. TAYLOR, "a Main Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-02

The report of. the international lesson
committee states that the studies in the
Sabbath school are arranged until the
close OF 1898 and are as follows: For 1888
six months in Matthew, six months in
the Old Testament. For 1889, six months
in Mark, six months in The Old Testament.
For 1890 twelve months In Luke. For
1891, nine months in the Old Testament,
three months in John. For 1892. six
months In Johns Gospel and other writ
ment, nine months in the Acts and Epis-
ties.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-02
ASTONISHING SUCCESS

II is the duty of every person who ha
used Boschee's German Syrup to let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
persons can use ii without immediate re-
lief Three doses will relieve any case,
and we consider it the duty of all Drug
gists to recommend it to the poor, dying
consumptive, at least to try one bottle, as
10000 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and no one case where it failed was re-
ported Such medicine as the German
Syrup cannot be too widely known Ask
your druggist about it. Sample bottles
10 try, sold at 10 cents. Regular size, rs
cents. Sold by all Druggists and dealers,
in the United States and Canada.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-07-02
BAY shore Road.

The Bay Shore Road leading from back
creek to Bay Ridge around the Bay Shore
is now completed. making q continuous
drive from this city around the shore to
Bay Ridge. This will be one of the most
picturesque drives in the evening that can
be imagined, and brings this city, within
few minutes drive of Bay Ridge-and
all due to the enterprise of the Local I'm
provement Association. The work was
done under the supervision of Mr.. John
Hungarian. who has been prompt in the
execution of the contract.